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docs(benchmarking): default to 3 runs per arm, up to 5 - #319
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Add 2 runs per arm only when the ranges overlap or the effect is near the noise. Report the run count and range, and state the expected wall-clock time before the first run.
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Review comments at @skills/hr-benchmarking/SKILL.md:
- Around line 128-129: Update the alternate-run-count guidance so any count
declared before the first run is limited to five runs per arm. Preserve the rule
that unresolved results at five runs per arm are inconclusive rather than adding
runs.
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- Around line 127-129: Update the Unreleased changelog entry in SKILL.md to
include the inconclusive outcome when five runs leave the comparison unresolved,
and state that any non-default run count and its reason must be declared before
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hr-benchmarkingnow has a default stopping rule: 3 runs per arm, plus up to 2 more per arm only when the arms' ranges overlap or the effect is near the noise, so 5 per arm is the cap.Before, the skill said repetition counts "depend on the decision and observed variation; there is no universal minimum" and asked only that a count be declared first. Nothing stopped an agent from choosing 10 or 12 runs for a result that 3 would settle, and
references/javascript.mdasked for "at least 10 runs" to time startup.What changes:
references/javascript.mdno longer asks for at least 10 runs; it points at the default. The 11- and 12-run figures there are recorded past measurements and stay.Kept as before: the A/A arm or already-known variation, the variation criterion set before the first run, retained results, pilots kept separate from the claim's sample, and the absolute floor for short or tail metrics.
Agent behavior it changes: a benchmarking agent plans 3 runs per arm instead of choosing its own count. I checked the wording by reading it against the rest of the skill and its references. I ran no model eval; the repository has none for this skill, and the description (which
evals/skill-descriptionscovers) is unchanged.Other places with run counts:
hr-writing-for-agentsandevals/skill-firessay "at least three runs per arm", which agrees.hr-agent-guidance-audit/references/prune-workflow.mdasks for 4 to 9 pass/fail runs per arm to test a rule; it is a different decision and is left alone here.Checks:
node --test test/*.test.mjs(151 pass, 7 skipped),bun test skills/(335 pass),npm run check:package -- --bun(234 files), pinnedoxfmt --checkandoxlintclean.CHANGELOG.mdhas an Unreleased entry. Not landed; the maintainer decides.Summary by cubic
hr-benchmarkingnow sets a default stopping rule for performance claims: 3 alternating runs per arm, 2 more per arm only when the arms' ranges overlap or the effect is within the variation criterion, and a cap of 5. If 5 runs leave the comparison unresolved, the result is reported as inconclusive. A different count is used only when the user asks for it or a run is too long to repeat 3 times, and must be declared with a reason before the first run.Changed behavior
references/javascript.mdno longer asks for at least 10 runs when timing startup; it points to the default. The 11- and 12-run figures there remain recorded past measurements.Written for commit d768b0e. Summary will update on new commits.
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